Definitions
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- n. An exaggerated event.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Things with 'palooza' in the name are always aweso...
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Minnesota has been reveling in Mauer-palooza ever since.
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Okay, now please put your own spin on this whole Dreidel-palooza mishegas, and add to this playlist!
David Wild: "Hanukkah Rocks": My Only Slightly Guilty Playlist for This Year's Festival of Lights
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A final point on the current Palin-palooza that is sweeping across the fruited plain: You may have heard that quite a few folks have mounted "rejoinder" publications to coincide with the appearance of the former Governor's "autobiography" this week.
Amy Alexander: Five Questions The Big O Should Have Asked Sarah Palin
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The opportunity here is for Obama to make hay, and some ads, about this donation-palooza by Big Oil ..... and about the timing.
Report: Hess Execs Ponied Up Huge Money Before McCain's Drilling Flip
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But by the time his 3-D-palooza, Avatar, is released in December, thirteen years will have passed from when Mr. Cameron ruled earth with Titanic.
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The president's interview part of a series, I guess you can call them the series now, but Obama-palooza as some have coined it.
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Yet his role in the baby-palooza is barely mentioned.
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TODD: But is this Clinton-palooza crowding the stage, elbowing out a president and secretary of state who have serious business at hand at the U.N. and the G-20 summit this week?
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HAMMER: SHOWBIZ TONIGHT can tell you, Palin-palooza is in full swing.
bilby commented on the word palooza
That ol' palooka's been on the sauce again.
October 1, 2008